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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1949

Page

3

Driver survives crash as watermelon truck hits second rig

A North Carolina man died after a tractor trailer rear ended another truck on Route 40 east of Hagerstown. Syd ney Miller of Whiteville, owner of the burning truck, was burned beyond recognition. Thomas Randolph Britt, 24, also of Whiteville, escaped injury and told state police the brake failure led to the high speed crash as he steered to avoid an oncoming car, then collided with the second vehicle. The rigs locked and rolled about 300 feet from impact.

Rt. 40 Hagerstown Vaa Sydney Miller Whiteville North Carolina Thomas Randolph Britt N. C Britt Charles Mades South Mountain Corporal Mades

Fire damages trucks in watermelon load incident

A fire started when a fuel line broke and brakes overheated. Lloyd H. Bollinger of Bell City Missouri drove the other truck, also loaded with watermelons. The Western Enterprise Fire Company extinguished the flames.

Mades Lloyd H. Bollinger Bell City Missouri Western Enterprise Fire Company

Legion Post To Be Dedicated At Clearspring

Prominent American Legion officers will attend the dedication of the Clearspring post home. The ceremony starts at 7 o clock Sunday with Commander David R. Brewer presiding. National and Maryland officers are invited, and the building features quarried stone from Fairview Mountain, two big fireplaces, and a 75 by 35 foot auditorium. Reburial rites for Joseph C. Herbert were held recently.

American Legion Legion Clearspring David R. Brewer Joseph C. Herbert John C. Carmen Maryland Perry Brown Texas Fairview Mountain

Edward Bachtell Honored By Elks

The Hagerstown Lodge of Elks inducted a class of candidates in Edward K. Bachtell’s name and gave him a gold wrist watch. J. Frank Ridenour presented it and praised his fifty years as lodge treasurer. Letters from George S. Hall and Dr South Barrett were read. All members enjoyed a buffet luncheon.

Hagerstown Lodge of Elks Edward K. Bachtell J. Frank Ridenour Bachtell George S. Hall South Barrett

Police Chief Faces Charge in Extortion Case

Lancaster Ohio May 27 Police Chief Sam H Hutsler was freed on 500 bond after arrest on extortion charges. Fairfield County sheriff's deputies seek Lt Everett Brown charged with receiving cash kickbacks from vendors to the department. Three suspended officers filed the charges: Capt Laurence Bauer Lt Merrill H Martin and motorcycle officer Lester Crook. Hearing set for May 31.

Lancaster Sam H. Hutsler Fairfield County Sheriff's Deputies Everett Brown Hutsler Common Pleas Harry Kilburger Laurence Bauer Merrill H. Martin Lester Crook

New Industry To Start In August In Hagerstown

Potomac Dyeing and Finishing Company will open in early August in the 800 block of East Franklin Street near the Dual Highway. General manager David Goetz says the firm will employ about 200 people and will make and dye piece goods for garment manufacturing. Alfred Gerber serves as company president and the plant will encompass about 37,000 square feet of floor space. The article notes Winnipeg as the geographic center of North America.

Hagerstown Franklin Street Potomac Dyeing and Finishing Company David Goetz Alfred Gerber Sont Alping

Employees To Honor Boutelle With Presentation Ceremony

Fairchild Aircraft Division workers plan a June 12 ceremony at the airport to honor Richard Boutelle, former vice president and general manager, for his wartime leadership and postwar aviation contributions including the C-82 Flying Boxcar and C-119 production changes. The event includes performances by the Hagerstown Civic Band.

Plant Fairchild Boutelle Truman Richard Boutelle Fairchild Aircraft Division F. A. Galligan Galligan Hagerstown Aircraft Con Aircraft Division Richard 5. Boutelle Wright Field Pegasus Club Old Timers Club

Fairchild Observes Richard 8 Memorial with Salute and Anthem

Fairchild Chorale gives a 21 gun salute for Richard 8 Boutelle followed by the National Anthem. Rev. Hayden Fleck offers invocation and Dave Kilgore introduces distinguished guests including department workers. Bob Knodle presents plaque. Civic Band and Chorale close with music. Air Scout and Packet troops provide honor guards.

Fairchild Chorale Richard 8 Boutelle Hayden Fleck Fairchild The Dave Kilgore Pegasus Bob Knodle Oldtimers Civic Band Chorale Air Scout and Packet Troops

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